Letters

We would like to thank all of the people of Bardstown and Nelson County who have reached out in support of Max Roblero, his wife and their children. A special thanks to the St. Joseph community and the Knights of Columbus, local law enforcement and all the individuals that have spoken to us of Max’s generous heart. Also we want to thank the very special community of Sisters of Charity of Nazareth that is a great blessing for the world.

Lynn and John Bauscher

Cox’s Creek

It was hot, muggy and humid, but the FOP and Ramon Pineiroa came through for an incredible cause. The Miss My Old Kentucky Home Scholarship preliminary and board are grateful to all who purchased pork chops for our first fundraiser to help raise money to send one teen and one miss off to college. The money raised will help offset books, tuition, room and board, and/or a meal plan. What a great town! What great folk! What an incredible day!

Kimberly Ball and Deanna “de de” Cox

MMOKH Directors

The 2018 Buttermilk Days Festival Committee would like to take this time to thank all the businesses, organizations, and individuals that helped make our 24th annual festival a tremendous success. 

First of all, we thank the God above, for once again shining on us with beautiful weather for the entire weekend. 

The Bardstown City Schools Family Resource and Youth Services Center would like to extend our appreciation to all individuals and organizations that donated clothing and school supplies to our center in the last few weeks. Specifically, we would like to thank the Bardstown Police Department, My Old Kentucky Home Board of Realtors, American Fuji Seal – Women of Steel, Sisters of Charity of Nazareth, The Rickhouse Restaurant and Communicare for donations of back to school supplies.